Prevent defense: why?
ziggy29
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It beat the Jets today.
It forced the Redskins to win in overtime.
It could have beat the Texans if Miami converted the two-point conversion.
Why do coaches still believe in this crap defense?
It forced the Redskins to win in overtime.
It could have beat the Texans if Miami converted the two-point conversion.
Why do coaches still believe in this crap defense?
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<< <i>Skins won because of the Jags lack of tackling. 2 guys were well within reach and simply didn't lay a hand on Moss. >>
THANK YOU. IMO this is a huge problem in the NFL, in this case if that idiot Defensive player from the Jags wanted to tackle instead of flying in the air to put a hit on Moss that game might still be in session.
<< <i>Skins won because of the Jags lack of tackling. 2 guys were well within reach and simply didn't lay a hand on Moss. >>
You're right. But that was in OT, and why did they have to win in OT?
Because they played a prevent when they were winning with less than 2:00 left in regulation.